Clinical Evidence & Lifecycle Strategy
Clinical evidence is a capital allocation decision. It shapes approval durability, post-market burden, lifecycle cost, and valuation trajectory.
SHOTUNE provides founder-led clinical strategy for Class I–III medical devices where evidence must withstand FDA, EU MDR, audit, and diligence scrutiny.
What This Protects
Regulatory claims and benefit-risk defensibility
Approval durability across the device lifecycle
PMCF, PMS, and post-market evidence readiness
Capital discipline in study design and evidence planning
Over-studying destroys capital. Under-studying destroys approvals. Governance prevents both.
Escalate Clinical Strategy When
- Clinical evidence does not adequately support regulatory claims
- CER, CEP, PMCF, PMS, and risk logic are not aligned
- Studies are underway but no longer clearly support the approval strategy
- Leadership needs to avoid unnecessary additional studies or delayed approval
- Evidence decisions are beginning to affect commercial timing or valuation
Why Teams Escalate Clinical Strategy to SHOTUNE
- CROs execute studies, but do not own enterprise evidence strategy
- Academic advisors may strengthen scientific rigor, but not always regulator alignment or commercial realism
- Internal teams often understand the problem, but lack the bandwidth or senior judgment to re-architect evidence under pressure
SHOTUNE is engaged when clinical strategy must support approvals, claims, PMCF, and commercial timing—not just study execution.
Strategic Scope
CER, CEP, PMCF, and PMS strategy
Evidence-gap assessment and remediation planning
Clinical proportionality and study architecture decisions
Claims support and benefit-risk alignment
Lifecycle evidence strategy tied to post-market obligations
How We Work
SHOTUNE evaluates whether your current evidence strategy is strong enough to support approval, defend claims, and withstand post-market scrutiny.
Where gaps exist, we help leadership realign the evidence plan, reduce unnecessary study burden, and create a clinical strategy that is regulator-aligned, proportionate, and commercially relevant.
Execution follows strategy—not the reverse.
What an Initial Clinical Engagement May Include
- Evidence-gap assessment across CER, CEP, PMCF, PMS, and claims
- Clinical proportionality decisions grounded in regulatory and commercial risk
- Remediation options for legacy or misaligned clinical programs
- A prioritized path forward for leadership, regulatory, and clinical teams
Founder Accountability
- Every clinical engagement is personally led by Shola Sulaimon. Clients receive direct senior judgment across evidence strategy, regulator expectations, and lifecycle risk—not disconnected study advice.
FAQs
1. How does SHOTUNE design clinical strategy to meet FDA and EU MDR expectations?
SHOTUNE designs clinical strategy around regulator decisions, not data accumulation. For startups, that helps prevent overbuilding or underbuilding the evidence plan. For more mature organizations, it helps ensure evidence remains aligned to claims, benefit-risk, and lifecycle obligations as the product and markets evolve.